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#PI# You guys stop hard blackening the project party, go learn about the SEC securities laws in the United States before coming out to blacken, okay? What if the project party has problems? Do you really think American laws are a joke? If the PI project party has issues, according to American law, wouldn't they face several hundred years in prison or fines in the tens of billions of dollars? So funny!
This is because Americans believe that laws cannot prevent people from having criminal intentions; that is the task of morals, beliefs, and religion. Laws can only punish the consequences of crimes. Deceiving is immoral, but it cannot yet be said to be illegal, because deceptive statements and the process of deception cannot be prohibited. You cannot just say there should be a law that forbids people from lying; you can only punish the consequences of lying and the harm it causes to others. In terms of legal punishment for fraud, the United States has ample laws, so there is no need to legislate to prohibit pyramid schemes. Because of the legal system, along with freedom of the press, media exposure is sufficient to leave any fraudster with nowhere to hide. This is also one of the reasons why pyramid schemes are rarely prevalent abroad, unlike in China. The lack of laws sanctioning pyramid scheme fraud in the U.S. is nonsense.